For hemp-related customers, banks are expected to follow standard SAR procedures, and file a SAR if indicia of suspicious activity warrants,” says a joint press release about the statement.
“The statement emphasizes that banks are no longer required to file suspicious activity reports (SAR) for customers solely because they are engaged in the growth or cultivation of hemp in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The researchers concluded: “Further research is needed in this field, but CBD, as an alternative for THC, should be taken into consideration in the therapy of masticatory muscles in patients with TMD.”įederal Agencies Loosen Banking Restrictions on Hemp Businessesįederal agencies have issued pro-hemp guidance, confirming the legality of hemp and clarifying to banks that they no longer need to file suspicious activity reports when dealing with related businesses.īefore hemp’s legalization under the 2018 Farm Bill, banks were required to file such reportsįour federal agencies-The Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency-along with the Conference of State Bank Supervisors released a statement to clear up the confusion earlier this week. Pain intensity in the CBD group decreased by 70.2%, while the placebo group only had a 9.81% reduction. In the CBD group, researchers found an 11% decrease in the right masseter muscle and 12.6% in the left, compared to 0.23% decrease in the right and 3.3% in the left for the placebo group.
To analyze the results, researchers measured masseter muscle (cheek muscle) activity and pain intensity. The participants were told to use their respective treatments twice a day for two weeks. Group1 received the transdermal CBD treatment, while Group2 used a placebo. The 60 patients were randomly split up into two groups: Group1 and Group2. TMD can cause pain in the jaw joint and surrounding muscles, as well as trouble with jaw movement. Sixty patients with temporomandibular disorders (TMD) participated in the study.
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The out of country ads are really tempting.Polish Clinical Trial Finds Topical CBD Relieves Muscle PainĪ randomized, double-blind clinical trial conducted in Poland and published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine has found that transdermal CBD helps relieve muscle pain around the jaw. It's not covered by Medicare or any drug insurance. My husband needs Xifaxin, but we just can't afford it. You don't know what's really in whatever you get, if you get anything at all. You may not get prosecuted, but it's illegal. Gmail is fairly good.Īnother point is to never buy drugs from out of the country. Use a good email program that weeds out well known scams. Don't "unsubscribe," which only lets them know they have good information. Some information is sold by your bank, college, places you've done business, and some is stolen or just a wild guess, like the poster who doesn't shop online.ĭon't open suspicious email. It's just another trick to get your information and money, just like the Amazon, Walmart, and other rewards scams. The point I was making though, is if you get an unsolicited email for products or trials it's likely to be a scam. The discussion of legality of various chemicals was interesting. I'm in a state where MM is illegal but my PM is fine with CBD from companies that assay no THC. One way or another, check with your state and your PM. This doesn't mean that the DEA won't act beyond the bounds of the law, but it is very unlikely that any prosecution of hemp stock/seed based CBD would withstand court challenge. one such ruling is explicitly stated in the 7350 clarification (footnote 5). Moreover, there are various court rulings affirming the status of industrial hemp, hemp stocks, hemp seeds, and their products (n/i resins) as not falling within the CSA. The 2014 farm bill allows for the cultivation of industrial hemp and products therefrom.
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" if a product, such as oil from cannabis seeds, consisted solely of parts of the cannabis plant excluded from the CSA definition of marijuana, such product would not be included in the new drug code (7350) or in the drug code for marijuana (7360), even if it contained trace amounts of cannabinoids."įurther, CBD can be sourced from industrial hemp. Actually, if you read through the 7350 clarification, it differentiates between CBD from parts of the Marijuana plant that fall within the controlled substances act (CSA) and other sources:
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